By Daniel Lang The New Yorker, January 13 , 1968P. 19 Comment on an article in the Times in which the playwright sets forth his view that Americans are contributing to an "Age of Abdication," because they suffer from a lack of sincerity that keeps them from affirming or denying their reactions to the war in Vietnam.
Comment on an article in the Times in which the playwright sets forth his view that Americans are contributing to an "Age of Abdication," because they suffer from a lack of sincerity that keeps them from affirming or denying their reactions to the war in Vietnam.
When the regression analysis between age and these absolute residual values for a specific probe is significant, then the probe in question has residual values which increase (or decrease) with age and will thus contribute to an age effect.
In addition, the systemic proinflammatory phenotype seen in the elderly is believed to affect a broad range of age-related pathologies, including diabetes, cancer, neurodegeneration and cardiovascular disease [ 10] and contributes to an age-related decline of the adaptive immune system (immunosenescence [ 11]).
(Her age contributes a layer, and she hasn't performed this solo since a knee injury in 1995).
We previously reported that PVF2/PVR signaling contributes to an age and oxidative stress-related increase in stem cell proliferation, and a defect in differentiation of ECs [ 7].
This review identified clear characteristics that contribute towards an age-friendly city.
My queer Catholic friends and I were distressed (though unsurprised) by the pontiff's explicit condemnation of queer people queer people, mind you, who are looking to contribute to an aging Church that's trying hard to appeal to disaffected, pro-gay millennials.
A variety of factors may contribute to an age-related decline in myocontrol.
MAO-B-catalyzed ROS production has been suggested to contribute to an age-related increase in mitochondrial damage particularly in the SN [21].
